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Sights Performing Arts

Royal Alexandra Theatre

Having opened in 1907 without any conversions since, 'The Royal Alex' is the oldest continuously operating legitimate theatre in North America.

Shops Accessories

Lilliput Hats

Magnificent millinery from Lilliput. And some pretty super celeb clientele, too.

Sights Art Gallery

Art Gallery of Ontario

The AGO houses the world's largest collection of Canadian art.

Sights Performing Arts

Four Seasons Centre

Canada's first and only purpose-built opera house is home to both the Canadian Opera Company and the National Ballet of Canada.

Things to do Events

Shaw Festival Theatre

A thesp-friendly theatre festival that takes place every year at Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Shops Malls & Department Stores

The Bay Queen Street

An impressive history lies behind this shopping powerhouse.

Sights Art Gallery

Museum of Contemp. Art

MoRoCo

This is where the Mad Hatter would throw his tea party in Toronto.

Hotels Apartments

One King West

This hotel was once the prestigious Dominion Bank, opened in 1914 using the same architects who designed the magnificent Royal Ontario Museum on Bloor Street.

Bars Terrace Bar

South of Temperance

Negotiating your way to the bar during peak times is about as fun as airport security, but currently this after-work spot is hot with the corporate crowd.

Fashion Crimes will have you getting in touch with your inner princess in no time.

Caplansky’s

Montreal claims to be the Canadian Mecca of the smoked-meat sandwich, so it caused much kvetching when Zane Caplansky had the chutzpah to make a Toronto version.

Shops Accessories

C-Pub

Cowboy boots in a Canadian market. Oh, the fun.

Clubs Night Club

An unashamed homage to a Mayfair gentleman's club aesthetic.

Park Hyatt

Swishing past the fountain courtyard and into the serene environs of the opulent Park Hyatt lobby, there's already that warm-glow-of-an-upgrade feeling.

Cole Haan

From ballet pumps to satchel handbags, Oxfords to sunglasses, Cole Haan kits men and women out in style.

Hotels Boutique

Madison Manor Boutique Hotel

If Anne of Green Gables came to the big city, this is where she'd stay.

Bars Live Music

Dakota Tavern

It's only been open since 2006, but this live music bar is already a solid gold institution.

Clubs Strip Club

For Your Eyes Only

Not just for your eyes only, but for your hands, too.

Things to do Spas

Hazelton Spa

There's nothing frivolous here, just the tools and science to pamper and perk up an elite clientele.

The Beaconsfield

If you like your bars pretty, this one's picture-perfect.

Clubs Supper Club

Slip down this side alley and slide back into the Old Hollywood of the roaring twenties.

House of Vintage

A vintage shop with outposts on both sides of the Atlantic.

Restaurants Italian

Tutti Matti

Real passion imbues the kitchen and the staff – all radiating out of chef and owner Alida's love of all things Italian.

Silver Falls Vintage

Perfectly preserved vintage fashion.

Cafes Coffee Shop

Balzac’s Coffee

Harking back to a time when French cafés were lousy with literary luminaries, this place offers a slice of Parisian panache with its assortment of organic coffees.

Clubs Live Music

The Drake Underground

Found beneath the ever-popular Drake Hotel, this subterranean live music den has the city's brightest young things rocking out til the small hours.

Sights Performing Arts

Princess of Wales Theatre

A 2,000-seat theatre purpose-built by the Mirvish family, the Princess of Wales is steps from their other landmark, 'The Royal Alex', in the heart of the Entertainment District.

Fairmont Royal York

Shops Malls & Department Stores

Harry Rosen

Men go wild in this luxury department store just for you.

Things to do Spectator Sports

Rogers Centre Stadium

The five-level stadium formerly known as the SkyDome is home to Toronto's baseball team, The Blue Jays, and the Toronto Argonauts Football Club.

Shops Accessories

Butterfly

Plastic fantastic at Butterfly.

Sights Performing Arts

Massey Hall

The oldest and grandest concert hall in the city, Massey Hall dates back to 1894.

Red Tea Box

This odd little shop is for total tea enthusiasts (and anyone who likes cake).

Le Meridien King Edward

With its distinctive blue awning, revolving door and liveried doorman, Toronto's first luxury hotel still bustles with business 107 years on.

Clubs Night Club

Dolce Social Ballroom

One of the grandest spots in town, Dolce Social Ballroom oozes glitz, glamour and oodles of gold.

Pravdka Vodka

Pravda - a Slavic word for 'truth' - was the title of the Soviet Union's communist newspaper. This vodka bar on the edge of the business district takes the Russian theme and runs, vaults and flips with it.

69 Vintage

Good quality vintage clothes in a charming store.

Rotate This

Vinyl forever, baby.

Aunties & Uncles

Named after a B-side tune from The Jam, this is the flipside to a sleek business brunch.